Evening telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1863-1864, December 11, 1862, Image 3
pailp ititgrapt. NO ICE TO AD NERTISERII.—AII Ad vertisements, Burmese Notices, Mar.. riages, Deaths, Aw l to secure insertion n the TELEURAPU, must invariably be accompanied with the CASH. Advertisements ordered in the revs. is'. Evening Edition are inserted in the morning Edition Without extra charge. HARRISBURG, PA Thursday evening, December 11,1862 TOWN AND COUNTRY Aa Isvaixav SWORD, sash, belt and gum blanket, all first class, snd never been used-- will be sold for $2O. Enquire at this office. PARK COMMANDZBY, No. 11. of K. Templar, will assemble on Friday evening, at 7 o'clock, without further notice. By order of Cow- wander Dec. 11, 1862 I== Mozart & l3aornErt, Market street, next door to the Parke House, have just received five hundred barrels of apples, which they are sell ing at from $2 50 to $3 00 per barrel. Con fectionery, &c., constantly on hand at reduced rates. . ltinske ...-...,....-.._.. R. Ms. Moßuttitsy, of Philadelphia, has been appointed pastor of the M. E. Church of Middletown, and will preach next Balitbath, tOorning and evening. Arras a quarter of a century of industrious and profitable labor, in the western part of ifoffalo Valley, Christian Reif finds himself too much advanced in life to carry on business, and therefore offers at public sale his Farm and Foundry, in Lewis township ; also the patent right of a machine of which he has sold 80 to 100 per year. Good chance—see advertise. went. dit—wit I=l DBPARTIIRB OF THOOPIL — About one thousand cavalry loft Carlisle Barracks, on Sunday last, for Washington. &VEX HUMMED CAR LOADS of horses, beef cattle, hogs and sheep are awaiting transporta tion, at Pittsburg, east over the Pennsylvania railroad. DIIPTIIERIA.—Tbis terrible disease is making great ravages among the children in several of the *interior counties of this State. There appears to be no relief for a child when once attack k od by the disease. ATTENTION To HORSES. —Hard roads, ice and snow should remind all owners and. drivers of horses of the necessity of securing the rough shodding of their horses. Many a valuable beast is ruined by neglecting this matter. Mn.s Vaanxu acknowledges the receipt of four boxes, containing hospital stores, for' the use of the sick and wounded soldiers, from the Ladies' Aid Society of Greenville township, Somerset county, through the Ladies' Aid So ciety of Somerset. Ray. Wm. L. o Churr, of Reading, will preach this evening, in the Ridge Avenue M. E. Church, at 7 o'clock, and perhaps to-morrow evening. All are very kindly invited to go and hear this able and popular minister of Christ. The revival continues. MONEY ADVANCED BY A PRIVATE.-Mr. Ellas Howe, a private in a Massachusetts regiment, recently advanced 06,000 to the members of his regiment. His yearly income is said to be $200,000. What private in the ranks of the chivalric rebels has advanced this amount of money to pay his suffering comrades? RaoKussumts.—Last Thursday afternoon as the coal train on the Lehigh Valley Road was passing the station at Allentown a man at tempted to jump off the train on to the Pas senger train and missed his step, which threw him on the track, so that he was out in the face terribly. Had the train been in faster speed the man would probably have lost his life, and his death would almost have been a deserved ono. =I SANFORD'S OPERA HOUBIL—This evening anew Ballet Pantomime by the Ravels will be per formed by Sant'Ord and Troupe—Sanford sus taining the role of the famous Gabriel. Quite a full house witnessed the Mummy last evening, the third representation of the piece. Notwith standing, Mr. S. will keep up attraction by presenting changes, as the bill of this evening. To-morrow evening Senator Talbott, the orator, has a benefit. Yon will secure seats if you wish to be one of them spectators. a =l= DIMPLORABLIAOCIDNNT AND Loss or Lnra.—We learn from the Erie Dispatch, that on Saturday morning last, a most deplorable accident oc curred in the oil region below Titusville. Mrs. Hart, recently from the vicinity of Syracuse, N. Y., whose husband is engaged in the oil bud nem, while attempting to kindle a fire In the morning with crude oil, set the house on fire— the fire communicating to the can from which she was pouring . the oil on the kindling wood. The house wits 'C(iiiiieintgl, and Mrs. Bart and two of her children who were in bed at the time were burnt to a crisp. •••—•—•411115+..,•• A Therrkotusase Vuuros.—The most drtiaded, man in the ',Union, to the rebels, was in Ilat* burg yesterday, ,Stopping only for a few ,bouri,; as he was.en-route for, Tennessee, where he-to tends to inaugurate .onet of his old faem o ised crusades against tier/sem We itilude William (I.llroymlow, the ,distinguished Par ion, whose nomads , weredde theme of praise and admiration in the loyal . litatm While in the city, the Parson spent some time at' the, Capitol, where he visited the Executive Depart meat, and was cordikly received by the Go-i -ernor. At four o'clock yesterday afterrMon, the Parson left in the train for the West: He was accompanied to the railroad depot by several of our best citizens, and while; ,there rted very warmly by many who wens, e t 4) y their respects to the 'pastor pa- Aaaws COVIITT.—Pnyzen to Death.—John Car baugh, Esq., of Flakkicllft tosinsHhip, was frozen to death on Saturday night, in a field near his residence. He, aq in Gettysbing - I mp, his sou oil in the'We l thAthe Nefiernotin, 414, 'was a drafted soldier. He went in a buggy with a friend to Hilltown and thence started across the fields to his residence, and from the in clemency of the night perished. He was not found until _Sunday-evening.—The work of putting up the wires for the telegraph line to connect Gettysburg with the other towns and cities of tfii kite; has just been commenc ed.-- —The drifted' troops at Camp Gettysburg, in obedience to ordem, struck their tents on Saturday morning, and in the afternoon took their departure, in three large trains of cars, for their destination, Wsuthington.' Tan EaLaTfINCI ezquisite.gem is floating about on the tide of journalism without the name of its author. Sparkling sentiminit and real poe try, such' as are contained , in theme derma, should not 6 circulated in unclaimed parentage. Who is :theantlior f How beautifully he writes and arouses feeling ; "I burn my iiinVainty I" So spoke the Rose And smiled; "Within my - cup All day the sunbeams fall in flame---all day They drink my sweetness up." • • dltm&e° "I sigh my issul away The Lily said; "all night the moonbeams pale Steal round , and round us, whiSPering in their play . - An all too tender' tale !' "I give my soul away!" The violet Mid ; "the west wind wanders on, The north wind oomee Iknow not what'they say, And yet my soul is gone 1" • ' Oh, Poet, -bfirrt away Thy fervent soul! fond-Lover, at the feet Of her thou loveekeigh dear ehrietiin pray— And let thaviteild•be , met ! • Tau ,Itssumoor traomtittriniatt.—ite have heretofara referred to the practice among some of those attached to the military camps in this city who indulge hi fast riding through then streets, to the danger df pedestrians, horse flesh and their own'necks. An eye witness re lates to us an accident that occurred in State street, on TuesdaY, growing out of this fast riding, which almost resulted in the death of a soldier.; The cavidryman in question was dash ing along the street, heedless of his , own and other people'anecks, when he found it necessary suddenly to arrest the speed of his hark: In doing so, the rider was thrown suddenly, for ward, continuing hie speed over the heed and. ears of the horse, and only arrested inchie head long career, by coming in contact with the earth. He was Picked up in an insensible and dangerdnelyw bruised condition and conveyed to a housei nearby, where his woundswere !heated, and where he all lays a sufferer by his own folly. *pelmet+ Pike` this is inpre ,inffuential in bringing a man to his senses than a column of newspaper advice. We hoper'-others beside this bruised cavalryman will profit by the les son. liimuissoww Trans.-The'Damphin-lournai of to-day says that the cold' weatinit'd Fridatand Saturday, completely blOCkaded ,44 . 3 canals, freezing ice in-the.eimiaml t a auk depth of about three inches • A large tinifini"Orbtitits loaded with lumber, coil, have been frozOn up at diffemnt parts alnng the cianiii anti unless the ice breaks up so as to allow ,tbb .ttips tit be made, their owners will lose heavilY. r There are quite a number of boats stuck at Middletown.— About three o'clock on Friday morning,last, Mr, Benj. Prescott met with serious accident in the saw mill of Messrs. Etter it Do. ap.: pears that while Prescott 'was in the act of withdrawing a heavy stick, it was caught by the saw, which was inaapid motion at the time, and struck him on the head. The blow ren dered him insensible and he fell under the log, where he received still; further injuries from the stick as the saw carried it up and down. In this condition he was discovered by another man, wir was glop , by, and removed in an apparent lifeless condition. Dr. Nonamaker was summoned to the injured man and he soon gave evidence of returning life. He was car ried to his boarding house, near the river, where his wounds were dressed and every at tention bestowed upon hint by the attendihg physician. At last accounts he, was rapidly recovering. IMPORTANT TO CONDUOTOBS AND FABANTGARS IN RAILROAD Can.—A case was recently tried in Cambria county, the decision of which is of im portance to the traveling public and to railroad conductors.' The facts`of the dais are few and easily stated. A pallisingelseho wished to ride from Johnstown to Huntingdon, attempted to purchase a ticket at the office; offering. a five dollar bill, which the ticket Viet isaild'Xist change. The passenger then .took the train offering the earn, note; whipir-the. 2 concinaer received, for the purpose , of examining' its genuineness. After a time the conductor re turned the note, stating that he beliared it to be a counterfeit.' The passenger insisted ' that the note which the cooductor - retiraned . to him was not tbiisanielle had offered in payment of his fare, but it was established on the trial that the note the Conductor offered to give him back, Wan the same tie had received from him, and moreover,-that the Conductor wee „mill-, taken about its bang a bad note, that it was a gennbre note on this telaware City Bank. Con ductor 'Green then told' the 'passenger that unless he could pay with other money he would have to put hini off the train at the next station. He manifested some nnwilling noes Ito" go,, and, Wire was some difference among the witnesses as to whether Green took bold of Min by the collar to put' him out, or whether he had gone out without Green touch- ISIS 'him. He was required to leave the cars, and was left off at Warrior° Station. He then indicted the Conductor for assault and batterir. The judge held;. that if Conductors require it of the passenger, he, the passenger is bound to make the change; that the Co n ductor is not bound to take the fare out' of a note larger in amount, and furnish change to a passenger ; that what occurred in this case in reference to the five dollar note, was not a payment of the fare; and that if the passenger did not produce a ticket, or pay his Imo 14 Mr cars, the Con ductor bad a right to eject him from the cars, using ne more. force in doing than necessary. Thiqury acquitted the 9o:i3dechm. I ttlifliSaaltWedear4h, plunk/tap tug iCcrimba 11, 1962 - _ DONATIONS FOB THE SF ' The Quartermaster general of !ILK figlitp'e4i; knewledges the receipt of donations for the sick and wounded soldiers from the following asso ciations and individuals Ladies' Aid Society, of Lewistown, 16 bones and 4 bbls.; Sick and Wounded Soldiers' Aid Society; of Middletown, Dauphin count ) , 8 boxes ; Soldiers' Aid Society, Ede, 23 boxes ; German , Reformed and Lutheran Churches, Limestone, Lycoming corintj, 2 boxte, 1; tirkin and one-half bbl.; M. E. Church, Jersey Shore, 2' boxes, 1 bbl. and 1 keg ; Firstliaptiet Church, Jeniey Shore, 2 bbla. and I ; Ladies' Aid Society, Barren. Forge, Huntingdon county, 8 boxes ; Ladies.' 'Aid Society,. Mereersburg, 2 'boxes ; Soldiers' Aid Society, Waynesburg, Greene county, 1 box ; Mrs. Lydia Murphy, Petersburg, Pa., 4 boxes ; Chester.' Cehtral Aid Society, Watt Chester, 5 boxes; Mary Rankin, for Society , Mercersburg, 1 box - ladies of WellsSro, 'Doge county, 5 packages and boxii; Wm. P. Dysart, for Committee, Tipton, 2 boxes and 3 bbls.; Soldiers' Aid Society, Newville, Crimberland county, 6 boxes ; Sol diers' Aid Society, Manor Hill, 6 boxes ; Sandy Ridge, 3 boxes ; Mrs. James R. •Wilson, Mansfield, Tioga county, 1 box ; ladies of Newry, Hollidaysburg, 1 box ; Soldiers' Aid Sbelety, Spruce Creek, Huntingdon coonty, 2 hetes ;' J. M. Adair, iicAlevy's Fort, 3 boxes ; Mrs. M.'S. Millirighin, Berwick, 6 bbls.; Mill Creek and Tioga Relief Aspociation, Tioga., firkins; 2 kegs, and a lot of shirts, bandages, &c:; Ladies' ASSOC Clearfield, 1 boxes. Mrs. otrit g and daughters, Hecht Furnace, Centre county, 1 box; 'ladies of Tyrone City, Blair' county, 4 boxes ; Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, Mainsburg, 3 boxes; Ladies of the Belief Society, Jacksonville, 2 boxes ; Lendisburg Ladies' Aid Society, Newport, Perry county, 2 boxes, Rankini-Apruce 'Creek,. 1 barrel and 3 boxes ; D. L. Bey; Sprute Creek, 1 box ; ladies of Tipt on, Blair county, 3 rboles ; Aid Society, Juniata, Perry county; 2 barrels. and 1 box ; Franklin'Township Ald Society,' Franklinville, Huntingdon county, 2 barrela and:% boxes; ladies rof Huston township, Clear field tounty, 1 box; Petersti church', Lima **, Lycomiag county, 1 box ; Mrs. Kate Gray, Half Moon,.2lanes ; Jitekson TownshiP Aid ,Seciety, MeAlevy'33 Fort; '1 box ; Soldiers' Moiety, :Waterford,: Erin Comity; 1. bin ; Soldiers' Aid Socipty, Huntingdon, 3 boxes; Patriott Daughters, Lancaistbr, 4 l3 boxes ; Ladle'? Aid So6iety, Pottsville, 6 boiee Soldiers' Aid Society, Pottstown, 11 boxes ; Ladies' Aid- Aa-' &oblation ' Beading; Nixes arid barrel ; La dies' AidSeciety, Port'Clinton 2''boxes; radios' .Aid Sdciety of the Reformed' Diktat Chinch, Easton, 4 barrels, 1 box and 1 bale ; Mrs. R. B. McCabe, 'lltrathlua, 3 bases ; .yeteng betel* the., Seminary,' Dein lemen,4 ;' Ladies' Bbl diers' Aid Society, Potter's Mills, 1 box ; Pitts burg'Shbsistence Committee, Pittsburg, 1 keg, :5 barrels, 2 barrels, and 12 boxes ; Aid Society, Elissabethtown, 1 paeluige ; Sol diets' Aid Society of Alexandria' 'and Porter townships, Huntingdon county,. 7 boxes.; Mrs., E. A. Keiser; -Dbncannoii, 1 'box ; A. Bead, Paik4urg, 2 boxee ; ladies of Euyerstown and Ralisbury, Lancaster county t 2 boxes ; Hon. Andrew Parker, MiftlintOwn, 'Loki Mrs. M: Canlndiell, Altoona, 1 box; the children of HenOir Collegiate Institute, Hanover, 1 box ; M. Deatrick, Pattonsvilleßetifoui county; 2 boxes ; 1 :1 1 dOW Ait.:4oolo,WZMOrinf burg, 1 barrel and 1 box • Mrs:h. L Livings ton, Bellefonte, 2 bones; :Lebanon County. Aid Society, Lebanon, 5 - boxes and 3 - bags, and a 'lot of provisions ; Mrs. M. (1. Bonham, /donut Joy, 1 box; Ladies! Aid Society,Mtient Joy, 8 boxes; 63 erntchee,' and is barted ; of 'M. B. Church, Bloody Run, Bedford coenty,'l box; Mrs. Samuel Landis, Halifax, 1 box; Mr. and tire. Wilder, Cressona, 2 barrels and 1 box; Ad. Society. of Jersey shore, 2 boxes: ladles Of East add Weer Troy; Troy,' Bradford-1 comity; 4 boxes ; ladies of South Clinton and Waymart, Waymart,' Wayne ' ' county, 1 ; Ladies': Aid Society, Hollidaysburg, 8 boxes; ladies ef Money, 2 boxes; ladies' Association of Dick Haven, I.box , and a bundle of pillows; Indies'' Union Aid Society, of. Scranton, Lucerne county, 2 barrels and 2. boxes ; Soldiers' Relief "Assaciation, Indiana borough; Indiana county, .12 lanes ; West, •Pikeltpad Ladies' Aid Society. Chester Springs, 2 boxes; ladies of McKeesport and vicinity, 1 box ; West -Newton. Sewing So duty, 4 packages; Soldiers'•Aid Society, Allen town, 1 bag and 3 boxes ; Sanitary Committee, Washington, Pa., 1 box ; illre. Rachel Hughes, Wilmote Cambria conetry, 2 .boxes :;: Sanitary Committee,i Neequehoning; Carbon county, 1 box ; Soldiers' Aid Society, Montrose, 8 boxes; Ladies' Belief Association,- Atlantic City, 4 boxes ; ladies of Armstrong, 1 box ; ladles of New Ringgold, Schuylkill county, 1 box ; La dies' Aid Association ' Washington, Colebrook dale, Ibox ; Ladies' Aid Society, Columbia, /- box ; First Presbyterian Church, Pittsburg, / box ; ladies of Somerset borough and vicinity, Somerset, 2 boxes ; Lidice. Aid, Society, of Mifflin,. Patterson, and vicinity, Mifflin, Juniata countyi 3 boxes and 1 package ; ladies of Newton • Hamilton 2 boxes; Ladies' Aid Association, MitSinbnrg, 3 boxes ; ladies of Sunbury, Northumberland county, 1 . box Soldiers' Aid Society, Ashland, _Schuylkill county; 3 boxes ; Soldiers' Relief: Society, Wilkestarre, 1 box ; Soldiers' Aid Society, Dan ville, 1 harrel and 5 boxes;.Ladies'_ Aid Society, Meclanicsbing, Cumberland county, . 1 barrel; Soldierte Aid Society, Union ieffile,Krie county, 2 barrels ; Relief Association of White Deer Valley, Slifer, 4 boxes and 2'barrels ; ladies' Aid Society of New Berlin, Union county, 1 . box Kline & Danner, litinheini, Lancaster -coutity„l box Soldiers'- Aid Society, Harris township, Centre Furnace, 1 ; Mrs. James Ellis, Jr.,Limerick Bridge, Montgomery count*, 1 lot of stores ; Relief Society, Jefferson, 1 package; S. B. & C. P. Markle, Pittsburg, ' ,4 sacks army bandages ; Airy Dale Soldiers' Aid Society, Huntingdon county, 1 box ; Soldiers' Aid Society, West Liberty, Butler county, 2 boxes ; Lathes of Phseaixville, Chester county. 4 boxes ; Soldiers' Aid Society, Christiana, 1 box ; the Sabbath School of, Le Roy ? 1 box ; Miss Lee, Burlington, N. J., 1 - box ; Ladies' Patriotic Circle of Marietta, 1 . .b0x ; ladies of Bedford, 4 boxes ;. taertuae ileptiet Society:-of . St. Clair township, and citicna ,of St. gain- Title and New Paris, I keg and 3 , . boxes ; dies of Summitville, 1 box ; Octerara Union Relief Association, May, Lancaster county, 1 barrel and'6 boxes; Indies and Public School* of Biriningliant, Allegheny county ; White township, Indiana county, 1 box ; Wrighta town, Bucke county, 1 box; Attleboro, Bucks county, 2 boxes and 2 barrels ; Philadelphia, 11 boxes and 2 barrels ; Downington, 4 boxes, 2 barrels and a bundle ; Marklesville, Perry county; 2 boxes ; Lock Haven, 2 boxes and 1 barrel ; Oxford, Ctiekter county, I box ; Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society, Millersville, 2 boxers ; Mrs. S. B. Moconkey. and other ladies, West Chester, 1 box ; Sujlender & Pascal, Philadel phia, 500 yards of muslin,; the seholare Of:the Third Ward public : schools, Pittsburg, 1 ; box ; Ladies': Aid Society, of German Reformed Church 2 boxes and 1 barrel ; Soldiers' A o ti rthe Second Presbyterian Church Williamsport, 2 boxes; J. Hopkins, Philadel phia, 2' boxes; Ladies' Aid Society, Selinsgrove,' 6 boxes; Miss. Sallie Kuhn, Eakin, a package; the ladies of Franludown and vicinity, 1 box; Soldiers and Sailors' Aid Society of Upper end Lower Oxford township, Chesterpunty, 1 toX and 1 WA.- ' the ladies of St. Clair, several boxes"; the teach ers and pupils of the West Ward School; Easton, 85 small boxes; Soldiers' Aid Balleyville Soldiers' Relief ,AssoCiation, Society, Coneantville, 1 Spring, Centre county, 2 boxes; the children of box; the . ladies St. John's Sunday Scheel, bo xes ; Scheytliill windy? 1 box; the ladies of Warrior ' s Mark and .vicinitt 2 boxes and 1 bbL; Sor • =IIIIM clety of the PrarbyteriCkiiikirch, Waynesburg, ' 2 box; Logan Branch affiVifoinity, 2 boxes; the ladies of Industry, a lot of lint and bandages; the :ladies of Martinsburg ancl o country adjoin ini; 2 boxes; Soldiers', Aid Society. Ilartleten, Union county,' 2 boxes; James Roney, Good • lntent, Washington county, 4boxes; ladies' Aid &ciety, Earley, Lucerne co. and vicinity, 1 box and 1 bbl..; Mies Lucinda Crawford ,, Sinking Val ley, Blairco.,il Wir:tadieribf Gateirbarg,,Centre count ) , fort r(uti I - keg ;.Miss nittiatiEider, Birdiaville;q"lxil. r Soldienr . ild Soddy .. of Upper Providence and Perkiomen townships, Krnittromery county, . 1 box; Grove Soldiers' Relief Association, West Whiteland, Chester county, 2 , !, es and 1 barrel;.. MINN J. Ham mond, ; t' Yorkl 5 ostofffino Wtstmoreland county, 1,, 1' ';:,[,400) les4Ponneville, Fayette i .county, 1 ;' x ; W. ce. Himmond, Bolivar, Westmoreland comity, 1 box ; ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society, RinWtOwn, 1 box ; the ladies of Bich Valley Postoffice,Allegheny county, 2 barrels ; Soldiers' lidikoolety, - Catawissa, 1 box; Hospital or Sodk4y, . Homeville, • Chester county, 1 box, - Shaver's Creek Soldiers' Aid Society, Huntingdon county, 2 boxes ; the ladies of Greensburg and vicinity, 10 paper hags . ; Salem arid Rods, 2 boxes ; Ladies' Aid Society, Duncensville, 2 boxes.; ladies' Society, Mt. Pleasant; Westmoreland county; 3 boxes ; thiladies of [Donato's- Island, 1 box; Picker ing Central Aid SOcietY; Schuylkill, 1 box ; T. E. Orbison, 3 boxes and 1 keg ; Ladies' Anode tion, Litiz, Lancaster county, 2.boxes; Soldiers' ma ,Spciety, West Alexander and Virginia, 2 boxes; Miss Theresa Atkinson; West Alexander end ' Virginia, a lot of, stores ; the ladies of Catisanqua 1 boa, 1 barrel and I keg ;' Sol diere',.Aid.lLelety;: Mountain lake, 1 box ; La cliers'Aid Society, Pittston, 1 box i • Cedarville Sunday School , William twp., Northampton co., 1 box ;Ladierif Soldietreßellef SodietyMew Deny, Westmoreland county; 1 box; E. S.Overhaet, West. Overton, 1 box; Ladies' Aid Society, New Bloomfield, 1 box; Soldiers' Aid Society, :Altoona, 7 boxes; the ladies of Bailey Hollow,. , a fiii , articles; the. lad*. of.Glnuivil i e Sum-. mit, a tea chestbf blindigek&c.; E. Norton, Clinton, .i box; ladiell'Aid Society. of Porter lotinship, Clinton county, .1 box; the lidlea of Meyer's Mills, 6 boxseand 1 :keg; Soldiers' Aid Society; Blidr, 8' boxes; 'Hrs. Hallow ell,' Germantown, a lot 'of tine; OctoatiO Soldiers' Aid„Society,,Parkesiturg, 3 boxes: 10 girls • of .:',Pottritoidu,t-,1 titik; S. Criningitin'; NeW London, a small parcel of lint 100 years. old; from the little ones of Grammar • Scileed No. , 2, Millersville, 1 box; the ladies of. Butler county, 4 boxer, Nancy ..E., Chaney, Allow Hill, .1 brit; Mmesraidita LiVingston and 'Jo sephine Hutchinson, Manor ; Hill, p 1 box; Sol diers' Aid Society, New Castle, 1 box; Sodiers' Aid Society, of, the Presbyterbut • church, Waynesburg, Greene cciiint,y; l box; from the Friendit of the Soldiers ierridirit in Ferguson Valley; Dry Valley; c . Little ' Valley, Decatur, Main county, Frgedgen.. Bannersville,.Snyder county, 36''' hexer; iiiritr'ino barrels;* Ike - hidied of Knoxville,,l[ Wit; :Siddiers'. Aid.: Society, Chatham, 1 box; 'Union; Soldiers' Aid Society, • WillistOwn and when,' 2 Wires; Ladies' Aid So ciety, Boyerstown,2boxerg J., M. Adams,Venice, ,ra., 11. ; Ettio..o, Forster, Pottsville, 1 box; Ladies': Aid SoCkity, Thurtelog valley, 2 boxes; W. A. Fraker, Shitlefaiiurg, 2 brixes ; the ladies. and Supday, *boot achy:dais of the Presbyterian Church, tittle Taßetl; Miffilit- county, -,2 boxes ; ,Soldieris' Aid 'Soblelty of, St: Peterra Chrirch, Philadelphia, a small . Package; Ladies' Aid Society; kinuntielitOsirt,, 6 'kne ll boxes ; Mrs: Dr. Rider, Liverpool, Perry . county, 2 boxes Mrs. Sfierman, Liverpool, perry county,A box; [ Ladies', and Childrens' Aid Society, Pottsville, alai& bag ; Irma the Patriotic Indles'Of Spring ville e llmcaster county; 4 lax.-;- Miss Air/in - E. HouLai, Marietta , Lancaster county, 2 paper `boxes 'Of En‘ita..; the , ffitidens , of . 13errynburg,. [ 1 - DrinPhin county, 1 box ~ from the ladies of Robioson•and Finley town ships, of - Washington and Allegheny counties, 1 box ; Ladies' Aid Sgoiete Saltsburg, 1 box ; Abm. B. Bunn, skasstyiirill, 2 boxes and 1 tairet ; Little Girls Aid ' iety„ Selinegroye, T . , bon ; ; •Pelcilere: Aid. Society }talk Bait; E rie counly,'l box ; Union' ri Relief iety of East Marlborerigh • and adjacent towns ps, Chester county, 6 boxes and 1 bbl.; Soldie ' Relief Association and _Ladies' Union Aid Satiety, Orwigsburg v ,fichuylkill ,county, 1 box each, and an additional box ; Mrs. Bertram, Pottsville, 1 box • Mrs. . E. Saylor . and other ladies, Schuylkill hayer4l box and 6 additional boxes ; !the Mita of the Lutheran Church, Nor ristown; 1 box ; . Norristown, Montgomery county' 2 boxes; Montgomery county, 2 boxes and 1 Harrel ; Bethlehem Aid Society. and Sol t , diers'lief Association, 1 box each ; Easton, Northa pton county, 8 boxes ; Orangeville, Colum 'a county, 1 box and 1 . firkin of butter'; the la of Beulah congregation , Wilkinsburg, 3 box ; ) 8 West Pikeland, Chester county, 1 box; •llisarini,'Berks county , 2 Nikes ; Benesett, Elk county bale of pillows ; Milesburg, Centre comity, 1 box and 6 barrels ; Dauphin, Dauphin county, 4 boxes; Manch Chunk, Carbon coun ty, 1 barrel ; Port Penn,. Lycoming - county, 1 box ; Barlingteri, Bradford county, 1 box ; Ma rysvill I Perry county, 2. boxes • the ladies of L York, box ; the Ladies' ElOciety,ilicEvrensvi ll e and vi 'lt*, Northumberland county, 1 • box ; Trevorton, Northumberland eountY, 2,. boxes °derma Aid tkicietY„ Sidisttnikeille, Okester county, 2 ' boxes'; ; the Little Girls Society, Altoona, 1 boX• Eagle Station, on the Perna. Railroad, 1 box ; Johnstown, Pa., 1 box ; 2 boxes marked O. C.' Cl." D.' fi: ; the ladies of Paradise, Lancaster county, 1 bOx ; Half Moon Society; Centre county; 1 -box • Altoona, Blair county, 4 bides ; . test' Don egal,j Lancaster corinty; 8 bozos; Onionville,-Centre eounty, 1 .box ; Ladies' Aid'Saciety, Mill Creek, 1 box Ladies' , and Soldiers'Aid SocieitY, Blair, 2 boxes; Taylor ;township, Cambria county, • g boxes; Miss M. Staler and others, Cove Statfon, H. and B. T. Itiffiriad,l box i'ClarkesburgandYleinlty, Indiana county; 1 brix ; Loretto,. Oarribrin coun ty, 1 box ; Ladies' Aid Society,' Williamsburg, Blakeounty, 1 bag ; Ladies' Aid Society, West Philadelphia, 1 box and bundle • Valintinn"k Deming, 1 box ; East Salem, Judo* Prionatyl 1 box ; ladies' Aid Society, Centre, Perry co unty,2 boxes; Zion;Veutre . cimity, - 1•box ; Warrens ville, Lycoming' bounty, 1 box ; Bellefonte, Centre . ..,county,,, 1. bort,;. Jon* Warner.[& Co.; Lebanon, 1 box:. . . . .. . [ . liirtiy-coven boxes, seven' barrels, one bun= die and one paper box have been received, not marked from what association or individual sent, or the marks so defaced as not to be account for - some packages not appearing in the above acknowledgment. • • R. C. HALE , Quartermaster-General P. 1! Tna beet remedy for theincrealdng evil of de sertion is the publication of the nautes.oldelin quents at the places of enlistment. Since the establishment of a Provost Guard in the princi pal. cities has made open desertion rather den gerons, forged papers are becoming quite com intrerr;iiipd etput; bait* men mar* the streets with certificates of discharge for inability." If the , reginninbit jind brigude officers would attend to the pitifiletilion of the descriptive lists of All absentees . frOm their Commands, this new guide of imposition would be easily.' broken up. The Government could, and .no doubt will, provide the funds for such a publication. , Joe .tine to the Government which feeds, clothes and pays them, as well as to their comrades in the field who continue faithful to the trust re- Posed in them, demands the arrest and punish ment of the delinquents. Let the officers from Diulihin county establish the custom of adver tit* deserters, and the practice will spa be linPuPillar. SPECIAL NOTICES Bursr or nut Exuma Pool.—A meeting of gentlemen was held in New York and Philadel phia a few days since, the object being to adopt some measures for the relief of the starving operatives of Great Britain. To our humble mind this is the most sublime idea that the human heart could have conceived. It is dou bly meritorious at this time, when our country is convulsed with war, and the stability of trade and commerce destroyed. The minds of mere worldly men cannot fully realize philanthropic actions like this, and it carries our mind back to that period we read about, when sin was not in the world. Among the large contributors, we find the great dry goods prince A. T. Stew art; Of New York. We are also doing good in our humble way, in these times of, high prices, by procuring dry goods at the lowest value for our customers. ' Vat= Br. Bowisart. MILITARY BUSINESS, Of all kinds attended ,to. EUGENE SNYDER, Attorney-at-Law. Office : Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. [0271y A Monet Eenunisnaurer.—Among the many improvements lately made in our city, to which we can point with pride as an evidence of pros perity and as a determination on the part of our business men, no longer to remain behind the " light house," is the completion of Eby & Kunkle's large brick building at the corner of Market and Fifth streets, which is alike creditable to the owners and ornamental to that part of our city. The building is not only one of the largest, devoted to the grocery business, outside of New York, but the stock ch tllenges competion.— Without going into detail, we may safely say that the Sim keep onhand everything usually , keptina'grocery store, (liquors excepted) and that they sell_ at very small profits. Their clerks are civil ,and accommodating, and have strict initructions ,under nncirdismstancee what,. ever to misrepresent or take advantage of any, customer. 'A runnel invitation is extended to the public to visit the new building and exam ine the extensive stook, whether. they ;purchase or not. To the Affßete& The undersigned would respectfully inform those who are afflicted with 'Rheumatism, Dys pepsia, Contrunption of - Liver and Kidney, Coughs, Fevers, and all diseases arising from impurity of ti ,e blood, that she is prepared to furnish Mrs. Viesthoven's German Vegetable Medicines at very moderate rates. .1 have also on hand a quantity of invaluable Salves for Sore. Eyes, Frozen Feet and Piles. References can be fumbled RA to their wonderful efficacy, whenever-called-upon. There need be ..o ap prehenslon in regard to my competency to ad minister it, as I have had it on hand for the 'paststir years. As they are now sold at reduced prices, to family should be without them over night. They can be had at 'any time. at my residence, in Pine'street, between Second and Wont. (Bela-dim) MRS. IL BALL' krs. feel no hesitancy in, acknow ledging the virtue of your medicine, its sooth ing irfflizence and lealing power. For several years I was afflicted with dyspepsia, and during my stay in Hattiehurg you cured me in the short space of one month, of that annoying and distressing disease, and at the same time. also cured me of a running scrofula, which had existed for over one year without ceasing.— During .my years of affliction, I' applied frt.- oinentlyl to doctors of medicine, but they , ; proved ineffectual. 'I have'the utmost eonfidence and belief in the power of your medicine, and would say to those afflicted, who wish to enjoy life in its natural element, with a system renewed to vigoions nature, .to try your medicine as I did. Yours, truly, • GEO. J. McOREERY, 54 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. TJ YON'S HATHAIRON. This delightful article for pret erving and beautifying the human hair is spin put up by the original proprie tor, and is now made with the same skill, care and atten tion, which Bret creeited its immense and unprecedented sales of over one minion bottles annually. It is still gold at 20 cents large bottles. Two millions bottles can easily be told in a year when it is again known that the - Hathairon le not only the most delightful bale dr easing In t he world, but tl ai it cleanses the scalp of scurf and dandruff, gives the hair a lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents it from turning gray. These are considerations worth knowing. The Hathairon has been tested for over twelve years, and is warranted as described. Any lady who values a beautiful heed o f hair will use the Kuthairon. It is 'finely perfumed, cheap and valuable. it .s sold by all respectable dealers througbout the world. D. S. BARNES & • New Yinic. • love monithurs ditagint Ake no more unideatent, and unsafe Medicines For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, see RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHII, Which has received tha endorsement of the most PROMINENT PHYSICIANS IN THE 11. S. le now. ()tiered to afflicted hire unity as a certain cure for the following diseases and symptoms originating from Jiseares and abuse of the Urinary or Sexual Organs. General Debility, Mental and :Physical Depression, Imbecility, Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, , . Elys teria, General Irritability lielitiesliiiess mad Sleeplessness at Night, itlfiesso of Ilinealar .11tEcieney, - ;was of Appetite; Dyspe set Emendation, Low Spirits, Daorganiration or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Palpitation of the Heart, And,in fad, all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitated abate of the system. 7b insure the genuine, eut thlis out. . AM FOR . BELMI3OLirS. TARS NO OTHER. CURES GUARANTEED Fuss ! PUBS !—We have received from New York a splendid assortment of Furs at all prices. Black Cloaks, ready made and made to order. 500 Hoop Skirts, all styles from 75c. up. 50 pieces of white, red and yellow flannel. 25 dozen of white and grey Undershirts and Drawers. • 25 pieces of now Delaines and other Dress Goods. 80 pair of splendid white (all wool) Blankets. 200 splendid Cambric Bands, best French needle work , , A very large assortment of ladies, gentletnen and childrerOs Staakings,-(wool and cotton,) all prime 10 dozen of Nubble, Woolen Hoods, Sontags, and Menne Scarfs. 50 Pieces of Caminetts and Kentucky Jeans, for men aad boys' wear. 10 pieces of Merinos, (all colors,) Alapaccas, and Partuttas. Our stock 'now is large, and bought before the rise in goods, and those wishing to buy we would invite to call. • S. LEWY. UTALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES Henry C. Shaffer has a large >lot o Wall Paper and Window Shades on haiild which Will be sold ari d : _ - expifiilne Piper hanging personally attended 10. NAV/ 'Nci'..l2 Mariitlit.;rioar tha Bridge. MEM Plut.aptditrA, Nov. 8; 1862 nov6 d&w2m Ntiu 2trutrtistments. SILAS WARD, AGENT FOR STEINWAY'S UNRIVALLED PIANOS, Princes Melodeons to., VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES, FIFE 23, AC COHDEoNs, DRUMS AND MUSE CAL MERCHANDISE • Of every kind. BOW EPS SEWING m • PORTRAIT, FRAMES, • Large Pier and Mantle Mirrorii,., Photograph Frames and Albums. at the New Music Store of FILAR WA? , D, att<l4 dly No. Is, orth Third Street: above Market. 4111 Co of JAY COOKE, SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, At JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers, 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET, Philadelphia, Nov. 1,1 . 86 i The undersigned, having been appointed SUBSCRIPTION AGENT by the Se(ertary of the Treasury, is now prepared to furnith, at once, the New Twenty Year 6 per et. Bonds, of the United States, designated as "Five- Twenties," redeemable at the pleasure of the Government, after five years, and authorized by Act of Congress, approved February 26, 1862. The COUPON BONDS are issued in sums of $5O, $lOO, $5OO, $1000: The REGISTER BONDS in sums of $5O, $lOO, $6OO, $lOOO and $5OOO. • . _ Interest at Six per cent. per annum will commence from date of purchase, and is , • PAYABLE IN GOLD, - Semi-Annually, which is equal, at the piesCnt premluiti on gold, to about HIGHT PER CENT: PER ANNUM. . . Farmers Merchants, Mechanics, Capitalists, and all who have anymoney to invest, should know and remember that +hese bonds are, in effeci, a FIRST MORTGAGE upon all ttail roads, canals, Bank Stocks and Securities, and the immense products of all the Manufac tures, tit.c., an., in the country ; and that the full andt.ainple prevision made for the payment of the interest and liquitlation of principal, by Ofietoms Duties, Eadise Stamps and Internal Revenue, serves .to.make these bonds the Best, Bost Available and Most Popular Investment In the Market. SubscriPtions rece/veff at PAR hi Legal. Tender Notes, or note's and checks I A ban.ks at par in Philadelphia. Subscribers by mail will receive prompt attention, and every facility and explanation will be afforded on application at this office. A tell supply of Bonds will be kept on hand for immediate delivery. JAY COOKE, bubeeriptiou Agent. riev4-(1& wBat CAUTION. ALL persons are hereby warned against de - predating or in any manner trespdszing on the Farm of Mrs. C. Mist, adjoining the city, and under the management of the sub scriber. l or I have arrested several or these petty thieves and nuisances, and made tiles) pay pretty well for their sport. Hereafter I shall not only punish to the extent of the law, but will_ publish in the Telegraph and other pipers the namers of all offenders. Oct. la, 1862 OHAPE VINES OF all desirable hardy native varieties, (and they are the only class worth planting in the open air,) for sale at tht Keystone Nursery, adjoining the city: = Among them are some of the newer varieties, such as Delaware, Diana, Rebecca, Concord,Aftwca dine„ Hartford, Probfic, etc., which have sold at very high prices for small and weak vines.— Strung, well ripened and thrifty vines are no* offered at reasonable prices. Oct. 18, 1862 . UNION VILLAGE. VINES of this Mower among Native American Hardy Grape, for sale at the Keystone Nursety. The clusters , frequently weigh a pound and a halt, and the berries .are larger than the Celebrated Black Hamburgh. The quality is also good—equal, at least, to the well known Isabella. ' J. MISH, FOR - SALE. • 3.0008 US HEM prime Yellow Corn. • . 600 bushels barley malt, tired, quality. • • 200 bushel rye. 60 barrels whisky, first quality. Enquire of RICHARD HOGE,AND, se29 dif Washington avenue, Harrisburg. CHOICB hit of Tobacco, for dale at rearona ble prices, by NICHOLS & BOWMAN, nov3 Corner Front and Market bts. 100 BBLS. FOB CHOICE APPLES. FOR SALE CHEAP at JOHN ISh'S, in IN Third Street, next door to Brad's 'Barber shop. ALSO, ANOTHER LOT OF FINE LARGE CATAWBA GRAPES, cheap, wholesale and re tail. nOI2 CHOICE SYRUPS and BAKING MOLASSW for sale cheap by NICHOLS & BOWMAN; Cor. Front and Market Streets. nl4 1 110BACCO, Cavendiah, Cong,reota v and Twist, for sale by NICIi3L & powaciat, Corner Front awl Market streets MEI SUGAR cured hams, just received an for sale, by P.1011u1.1 & ROW.AnN, sop 11 Cor. Front and Market street. MESS Mackerel, juot received, and for fm4o, by . NICHOLS & BOWMAN, nov6 Cor. Front and Market Sta. EW Orleans sugars, white and brown, N just received and for sale to:' by NICHOLS & BOWMAN, COI% Fren and Market streets. iY IS PLUM TREES, I N variety, at Keystone Nursery, Harrisburg Oct 13, 1862 HAVANA ORANGES. A LOT of fine, sweet riavana Oranges just received and for sale cheap at JOHN WISE'S, Third Street, near Walnut. n 026 tf BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. ASMALL lot of extra, just received and for sale by Wl+ll. DOCK, Jr., & CO. oct23-dtf Cg :GOA NUTS, Raisins, and Prunes, just In ceived and for sale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN, Cor. Front and Market Streets. , Tubs, Brushes of ail kinds, for sale by NICHOLS & ntiv6 Cor, Front and Market Stit MINCE MEAT. SUPERIOR article just received, and for 1 gale by WM. DOCK Jr •• & CO. SWEET CIDEIt I ! I AVEIL F SUPERFINE ARTICLE, just re ceiyed. WM. DOCK, & CO. JACOB MESH JACOB MUSH uovl-dtt